It's a surprise to see the story focus itself here on Nancy for a finale without Ro and Alice " or even genuinely Bridget, for that matter " but you will not be disappointed that it did. Quite the contrary, it broadens the world of Redlands even further, and makes you look forward to when the series returns later this year to keep going. This series will be crazy popular, be glad you jumped on now. Read Full Review

Redlands has come to its end. For now that is. And with that ending there is a sense of sadness, and yet of relief too. A relief that the heroes will be given closure, the kind that lends itself to moving forward with life, real or fictional. But it's clear that there are more stories to tell, will be told as time marches on, and the team of Jordie, Vanesa and Clayton will return. Read Full Review

A great end though it makes one wonder what happened to the other lead characters. Read Full Review

A criminally heartbreaking issue, the lives of Sparkletown's inhabitants, both voluntary and involuntary. Creating real depth in these characters, their pain becomes real on the page in ways that can be hard to see. Bellaire does a wonderful job to make sure these characters are not judged, and to create sympathy for their plight, removing the stigma so often associated with these topics in our culture. Read Full Review

Issue 6 is another hauntingly beautiful but difficult read. It is not for the faint of heart, but if you're looking for a happy ending, this might be the happiest "Redlands" can or wants to deliver. Read Full Review